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1) The government is definitely making inroads into the problem of unemployment.

2) We have made inroads into our painting job;we finished the kitchen already.

3) Meanwhile, the big construction companies are trying to grow by making inroads into turf traditionally held by medium-size builders.

4) In the first, the discursive, the secondary process makes inroads into the primary process.

5) Rodrigo and Motamid rapidly began to make inroads into the border territory separating the Caliphates of Saragossa and Lerida.

6) With Obote making inroads into its power, Buganda attempts to secede.

7) Many companies want to make inroads into China's vast market.

8) Solar energy technology is continuing to make inroads into the world of transportation, most recently for recreational boats.

9) The company is starting to make inroads into the lucrative soft - drinks market.

10) Delaware is trying to make inroads into the Middle East and South America, he says.

11) But we must reject all the imperialists'attempts to make inroads into our economy.

12) Foreign private equity groups have struggled to make inroads into China,[http://sentencedict.com/make inroads into.html] partly because of strict regulations governing the use of US dollar-based offshore funds to acquire local assets.

13) Huawei hopes it can make inroads into the U. S. market by offering low-cost cellphones to consumers, according to the people familiar with its thinking.

14) With six shoes under ￡37, Diadora is likely to make inroads into the budget end of the market.

15) The focus of interest here is the extent to which the building societies are likely to make inroads into traditional banking business.

16) The company acquired several Chinese brands as a way to make inroads into the market quickly.

17) His perceived strength on national security should help him to unite his party behind his candidacy, and may enable him to make inroads into the Democratic base.

18) Hirsh, the university's director of admissions, says he's working to change. Delaware is trying to make inroads into the Middle East and South America, he says.

19) Rossi, who excelled in United's Reserves but didn't quite make inroads into the Reds first team before Villarreal made their move, loved playing against his former club.

20) Singapore's private banking professionals are, of course, well - equipped to compete and make inroads into China.

21) Small exporters in poor nations often lack the marketing networks and brand names to make inroads into rich-country markets.

22) Many people still feel we will put the background of Hollywood began to make inroads into the rain.

23) Vedanta Resources PLC, a metals company with iron-ore mines in India,[sentencedict.com] is another company hoping to take make inroads into the iron-ore market.

24) While the original Pascal was designed strictly for teaching, it had enough advocates to eventually make inroads into commercial programming.

25) In Manhattan, the borough president, Ruth Messinger, worked hard for me, as did her young aide, Marty Rouse, who helped me make inroads into the gay community.

26) But analysts see the move as an important step forward for Disney and other Western media firms to make inroads into the vast and untapped Chinese media and entertainment market.